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Certified Fresh Picks. Loki: Season 1. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: Season 1. The Walking Dead: Season Certified Fresh Pick. View All. Fall TV. Celebrating Hispanic Heritage. Log in with Facebook. Email address. Log In. In , a new episode, "Johnny goes to Bollywood", was created exclusively for the India market. Partible was the only American involved with the series production, and the episode did not air outside of India.

In , an animated film, "Johnny Bravo goes to Bollywood" was created based on the aforementioned episode. The film was similarly directed by Partible, and was the final production of the franchise to date. Johnny has the looks of James Dean and sounds like Elvis Presley. He is incredibly super muscular, narcissistic and dim-witted, traits, that lead to a severe incorrigible inability to attract women, becoming a running gag throughout the series.

He can also be interpreted as a male representation of the "dumb blonde. The character is memorable for his incredibly quick movements usually done while trying to impress women , which were accompanied by the distinctive sound effect of a bullwhip crack, often flexing his muscles in a bodybuilder fashion.

Johnny's catch phrase is "She wants me! He dresses in an oversized black muscle shirt and very small jeans based on one of creator Van Partible's clothes. He is voiced by Jeff Bennett. Bunny Bravo voiced by Brenda Vaccaro Bunny better known as " Mama " by Johnny is Johnny's single mother, whom still cares for him after entering adulthood.

The show's original format portrays her as a calm, nurturing woman, but she was made into a louder, more extroverted character once the show was retooled. She's very dedicated to her son, but as a result of her awareness of his low intellect and womanizer attitude, does not always treat him seriously. In the show's second and third seasons, Bunny has a long chaotic history, such as being a stunt car driver or rock and roll musician.

Bunny hopes that Johnny will find that special someone he's been looking for. Bunny is mostly referred in the show as Mama by Johnny, who pronounces it in an Elvis-esque manner. She is voiced by Brenda Vaccaro. Suzy voiced by Mae Whitman — Suzy is a little red-haired Scottish girl years-old from the neighborhood often called "Little Neighbor girl" by Johnny who is very cunning and talkative.

In many episodes she is shown to have a major crush on Johnny. Her parents were never shown, but she is often shown to be related to big time celebrities. Despite her age and immaturity, she is both highly intellegent and financially capable, making millions through simply selling lemonade.

In the early series, Suzy was more of a cute-type character with a round head and in the retooled series, she is thin-looking and more grown up. Carl Chryniszzswics voiced by Tom Kenny — Carl is the main antagonist of the series, although this is only true in the context Johnny considers him a pest. He is a local genius and geek, who is very intelligent, but somewhat eccentric and timid.

He was introduced after the show's retooling following at the end of the first season, and seems to be Johnny's only friend, although Johnny often denies that. Carl sometimes uses Johnny for his experiments' sake, and used to make fun of him in high school, as Carl was much taller than Johnny at the time a fact retroactively written into the series in season 3.

Carl really likes Johnny and continues to hang out with him, even after all the mean things Johnny does to him and says about him.

Carl remained in the show after the return to the original style, but was relegated to smaller roles. Pops voiced by Larry Drake — Pops is the greedy owner of a local diner who could be considered Johnny's father figure. He often gives fatherly tips and advice to Johnny; however, his advice often turns out to be useless, sometimes provoking trouble for Johnny. Pops is genuinly fond of Johnny, but will not hesitate to use him or others for his own means if it means he can profit from it.

His diner's chili is made from rather suspicious ingredients and he serves food made from many animals, such as opossums, pandas, cougars, etc. He even occasionally flirts with women who are already in a relationship, going as far as to suggest cheating without any fear of repercussions. Another attribute Johnny possesses is extreme determination, as he will go through many tasks, even life-threatening ones, to win a girl's heart, although this most often results in failure.

These failures are due to Johnny's incompetence and his belief that good looks and macho actions are enough to win one's heart. Because of his shallow views on dating, Johnny usually treats potential partners like "nagging housewife" types or ignores their needs in favor of his own. Despite his muscular stature, he is easily beaten up by the majority of creatures and people he encounters.

This could be due to a variety of reasons, including the high concentration of toxins and other substances in his body, as revealed in " Spa Spaz ". Johnny's diet consists of mostly junk food and meat sometimes consumed in bizarrely unhealthy ways, like drinking cups of bacon grease , not to mention meals others may find disgusting, such as dishes from Pops' Moon Palace. His interest in such food likely originated from being fed certain meals by his mother, Bunny.

Johnny is presented to be not too intelligent, totally lacking common sense and general knowledge. He can also be interpreted as a male representation of the " dumb blonde " stereotype. His level of intelligence and immaturity can vary from time to time, occasionally depicted in more extreme ways than usual. He is also very gullible and easy to prank, being known as a "bonehead" ever since he was a child.

According to an anthropologist, he is far dumber than a monkey. Despite this, Johnny often talks in a snarky, dramatic manner and uses "big" words from time to time. Overall, Johnny seems to be more knowledgeable about his own interests than academics or nearly anything he deems nerdy. In " Panic In Jerky Town! He also has a lot of knowledge about Mr.

Kevin's Hair Gel due to taking the factory tour a large number of times, as shown in " Brave New Johnny. Johnny is a huge fan of action movie star Squint Ringo , owning a life-time membership to his fanclub and a collection of merchandise. He became a stuntman for him for a short time in " A Star Is Bruised ", and once tried stealing prune spread from Suzy so he could get Squint Ringo tungsten knuckles.

Johnny is also a big fan of beef jerky itself, nachos, and Pops ' chili. Johnny also has notably bad people skills, disloyalty, and various other issues that lead to him having very few friends. When Johnny finds someone annoying, he is often rude to them, although he may care about their feelings in secret. For example, when he makes his friend Little Suzy particularly upset, he feels guilty and wants to fix the problem he caused. Despite this, Johnny is able to open up to people who he sees as parental figures, such as Bunny and Pops.

Johnny values his macho, "bad boy" lifestyle to the point of which he judges others for childish behaviors, such as playing with dolls or roleplaying, when he himself does the same. Johnny also usually does said activities in public, hoping that no one will notice his hypocrisy, such as Suzy or his best friend Carl. In such instances, he will often try and defend himself or make excuses to save his imaginary reputation.

In " Freudian Dip ", after having numerous nightmares about a monster, Johnny gets a costly therapy session from Suzy to find the root of the issue. Quickly, he reveals his biggest insecurities in a comedic fashion:.

These insecurities are proven throughout the series by Johnny's inexperience with dating, how he pushes his close friends away, and how he avoids committing to a long-term romantic relationship thus why he is open to the idea of cheating. Through the doll, Johnny also shows some self-awareness about his childish nature, ashamed of secretly sucking his thumb and kissing his pillow, pretending it is a girl.